In the meantime, consider investing a couple hundred dollars in a training course from credible realtors and you tubers that have inexpensive, quality, market driven training programs like Michael Zuber of www.onerentalatatime.com or www.meetKevin.com.

I read an article about the new Ford Campus coming to the old train station and bringing thousands of new jobs to the area.

@Alan J Mowder I love Keller Williams and the training they’ve provided me if you want a referral.

For example - Chelsea MA is the third fastest growing city in Boston metro and it is because it has access to train and is about 5 miles from Boston.

I have been interested in real estate ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and bought the Carlton Sheets training material when I was 19...I think the video tapes are still in my garage.

I have been interested in real estate ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and bought the Carlton Sheets training material when I was 19...I think the video tapes are still in my garage.

I have been interested in real estate ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and bought the Carlton Sheets training material when I was 19...I think the video tapes are still in my garage.

It's usually only a problem with investors new to the game which is understandable, but just something you have to train them to overlook.

You can also start by investing passively, do a JV or hire a mentor to train you.

Feel free to check out Brew City REI Training Cafe on Facebook which is a local, grassroots, community real estate training platform.